After surviving the long journey, we had to change train to get to Myeongdong. Was in a culture shock for a while cause

1) There weren't many escalators and lifts, causing us to carry our heavy luggage up and down the stairs :'( Luckily for me, my luggage wasn't that heavy compared to my friends.
2) No one helped us (though I didn't expect anything) and everyone were rushing here and there which makes me realized that Koreans are always rushing off to either work or school.
3) They won't apologize after they bumped into each other and vise versa. I was rather shocked when a few Koreans bumped into me, hard enough that my shoulders ache but they still didn't apologize. If this thing were to happen in Singapore and no one apologize, all hell will break loose! At the same time, if you bumped into them, you don't have to apologize too cause they don't care. Hahaha. I had to adjust to this though.
4) You can freaking eat in the subway!!! Unlike Singapore, you're not allow to have even a sip of water or sweet. However, despite being able to eat in the subway, they did not abuse the privilege and even though they still eat in the train, they didn't mess up the place. So I tried drinking in the subway and wow, I never felt so good xD
5) The train moved so fast the handles kept on swaying from one side to another O_o That is one hardcore driving Ahjussi!!
6) THERE ARE COUPLES E V E R Y W H E R E IN SEOUL!!!! There's too many of them, on your left, on your right, front and back that I had to make a song/rhyme for them.... Wanna listen?! hehe. "Couples couples everywhere, over here and over there" LOL. Tbvh, I felt so.....forever alone hahaha

Finally after a few hours of travelling, we arrived at Myeongdong!! And since I'm a kpop fan, I can't help but to get excited whenever I saw the birthday ads in the subway! :D They are everywhere!! ^^

Had trouble finding our way to the guesthouse, going up and down the hill so we decide that I should look out for our luggages while Gina and Liling search for the guesthouse. It was super cold there that my one piece long sleeve shirt isn't enough to keep me warm :'(

Walked up the hill (again) and tadahhh! WELCOME GUESTHOUSE :)

Decided to take a short nap after the long journey from Singapore to Korea but in the end, we didn't nap since we're all too excited xD It was already 3pm plus by then so we're off to......

MYEONGDONG STREET!!~

DO YOU HEAR ME SCREAMING!!!!!

We didn't had any food after our 2nd meal in the flight so we went to find Jungmu Kimbab, which sells spicy squid and rice rolled with seaweed. Finding food in Korea was a bit difficult for me, cause I'm a Muslim and have to eat HALAL food but through all the endless researches and reading blogs from Muslim travelers, I managed to find a few places that despite not being HALAL, still can be eaten as there's no pork nor meat.

After surviving the long journey, we had to change train to get to Myeongdong. Was in a culture shock for a while cause

1) There weren't many escalators and lifts, causing us to carry our heavy luggage up and down the stairs :'( Luckily for me, my luggage wasn't that heavy compared to my friends.
2) No one helped us (though I didn't expect anything) and everyone were rushing here and there which makes me realized that Koreans are always rushing off to either work or school.
3) They won't apologize after they bumped into each other and vise versa. I was rather shocked when a few Koreans bumped into me, hard enough that my shoulders ache but they still didn't apologize. If this thing were to happen in Singapore and no one apologize, all hell will break loose! At the same time, if you bumped into them, you don't have to apologize too cause they don't care. Hahaha. I had to adjust to this though.
4) You can freaking eat in the subway!!! Unlike Singapore, you're not allow to have even a sip of water or sweet. However, despite being able to eat in the subway, they did not abuse the privilege and even though they still eat in the train, they didn't mess up the place. So I tried drinking in the subway and wow, I never felt so good xD
5) The train moved so fast the handles kept on swaying from one side to another O_o That is one hardcore driving Ahjussi!!
6) THERE ARE COUPLES E V E R Y W H E R E IN SEOUL!!!! There's too many of them, on your left, on your right, front and back that I had to make a song/rhyme for them.... Wanna listen?! hehe. "Couples couples everywhere, over here and over there" LOL. Tbvh, I felt so.....forever alone hahaha

Finally after a few hours of travelling, we arrived at Myeongdong!! And since I'm a kpop fan, I can't help but to get excited whenever I saw the birthday ads in the subway! :D They are everywhere!! ^^

Had trouble finding our way to the guesthouse, going up and down the hill so we decide that I should look out for our luggages while Gina and Liling search for the guesthouse. It was super cold there that my one piece long sleeve shirt isn't enough to keep me warm :'(

Walked up the hill (again) and tadahhh! WELCOME GUESTHOUSE :)

Decided to take a short nap after the long journey from Singapore to Korea but in the end, we didn't nap since we're all too excited xD It was already 3pm plus by then so we're off to......

MYEONGDONG STREET!!~

DO YOU HEAR ME SCREAMING!!!!!

We didn't had any food after our 2nd meal in the flight so we went to find Jungmu Kimbab, which sells spicy squid and rice rolled with seaweed. Finding food in Korea was a bit difficult for me, cause I'm a Muslim and have to eat HALAL food but through all the endless researches and reading blogs from Muslim travelers, I managed to find a few places that despite not being HALAL, still can be eaten as there's no pork nor meat.